Get ready to get low, when Lowrider Day returns to the San Jose City Hall plaza on Saturday, Aug. 30. The smooth celebration of San Jose’s lowrider culture — organized by the United Lowrider Council ...

Quinceañeras are coming-of-age celebrations in Latin American communities as girls turn 15. Sometimes, lowriders are part of the party. This digital color print by Wendy Chavez, “Quince, Firmes Car ...

Lowriders vibrating with bright oranges, reds and greens, flying Mexican flags or decorated with artwork will be on display along with classic cars at Friday’s August Summer Nights in downtown Vallejo ...

Radio control flyer Scott Swanger operates a radio control jet Friday at the Lima Area Radio Kontrol Society airfield outside Delphos. DELPHOS — Their feet may still be planted on the ground, but when ...

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SAN ANTONIO – Testimony in the capital murder retrial of R.C. Curtis has centered on retired San Antonio police detective Randal Hines, whose 2015 investigation led to Curtis’ arrest in the killing of ...

San Jose artist Danny Feliz Hanson has been creating art since she was a kid, but her work will soon be seen on a scale that kids — even creative ones — can only imagine. Her new colorful street mural ...

Today is World Photography Day, a global celebration of the power of images to document, connect and tell stories in ways that words sometimes can't. In honor of this day, we're sharing images from ...

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Somehow we’re already nearing the end of August, and the start of September is just over a week away. With the arrival of a new month comes the big wave of additions to all of the major streaming ...

Why It Matters Toyota estimates it could sell 100,000–150,000 units every year in the U.S. alone. Appetite for small trucks has increased dramatically, and the Japanese automaker wants to play in it.